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* EnsembleDarkhorse: One of Madame Mousey's henchcats, nicknamed "Twitch", seems to have a small following on Website/DeviantArt.
** Madame Mousey herself, and to a lesser extent Nellie Brie, both also have a strangely sizable amount of fan work devoted to them.
** Madame Mousey herself, and to a lesser extent Nellie Brie, both also have a strangely sizable amount of fan work devoted to them.
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** Madame Mousey herself, and to a lesser extent Nellie Brie, both also have a strangely sizable amount of fan work devoted to them.
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: Some of the moments with the mice children throughout.
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: SweetnessAversion: Some of the moments with the mice children throughout.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Fievel's more timid behavior in this movie arguably makes more sense when you account for how many near death experiences he's endured in the previous movies (getting lost at sea, knocked unconscious in a burning building, nearly getting eaten by multiple cat attacks, and so on) often with pure luck being the only reason he survived. He might've decided at some point to approach things more cautiously to avoid tempting fate too many times and avoid freaking his family out in the process.
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** The song ''Who will'', which is perhaps the most sickeningly saccarine song in the entire series.
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** The song ''Who will'', which is perhaps the most sickeningly saccarine saccharine song in the entire series.
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* ContestedSequel: Though most fans agree that both films don't stand up to the first two movies, there is still disagreement over which of the direct-to-video movies is better than the other. Judging by forums, the third is much preferred over the fourth, but Rotten Tomatoes would beg to differ (where ''The Mystery of the Night Monster'' inexplicably managed to get a higher percentage rating than ''Fievel Goes West'').
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* ContestedSequel: Though most fans agree that both films don't stand up to the first two movies, there is still disagreement over which of the direct-to-video movies is better than the other. Judging by forums, Generally the third is much preferred by many fans over the fourth, but Rotten Tomatoes would beg to differ (where ''The Mystery of the Night Monster'' inexplicably managed to get a higher percentage rating than ''Fievel Goes West'').
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* BizarroEpisode: The fourth movie, ''The Mystery of the Night Monster'', really doesn't have anything to do with the rest of the series. While the third movie at least made a few allusions to the first movie, the fourth one is just kind of all by itself canonically. At worst it seems like a recycled plot for a ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo'' movie.
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* BizarroEpisode: The fourth movie, ''The Mystery of the Night Monster'', film really doesn't have anything to do with the rest of the series.series, lacking even a ContinuityNod. While the third movie at least made a few allusions to the first movie, the fourth one is just kind of all by itself canonically. At worst it seems like a recycled plot for a ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo'' movie.
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* BizarroEpisode: The fourth movie, ''The Mystery of the Night Monster'', really doesn't have anything to do with the rest of the series. While the third movie at least made a few allusions to the first movie, the fourth one is just kind of all by itself canonically. At worst it seems like a recycled plot for a ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo'' movie.
** It was created at the same time Universal was producing two "spooky" themed ''WesternAnimation/AlvinAndTheChipmunks'' DirectToVideo movies, so it would seem ''The Mystery of the Night Monster'' was part of some spooky phase their animation studio was going through.
* ContestedSequel: Though most fans agree that both films don't stand up to the first two movies, there is still disagreement over which of the direct-to-video movies is better than the other. Judging by forums, the third is much preferred over the fourth, but Rotten Tomatoes would beg to differ (where ''The Mystery of the Night Monster'' inexplicably managed to get a higher percentage rating than ''Fievel Goes West'').
* EnsembleDarkhorse: One of Madame Mousey's henchcats, nicknamed "Twitch", seems to have a small following on Website/DeviantArt.
** Madame Mousey herself, and to a lesser extent Nellie Brie, both also have a strangely sizable amount of fan work devoted to them.
* TastesLikeDiabetes: Some of the moments with the mice children throughout.
** The song ''Who will'', which is perhaps the most sickeningly saccarine song in the entire series.
*** Tony's singing also counts as {{Narm}}.
** It was created at the same time Universal was producing two "spooky" themed ''WesternAnimation/AlvinAndTheChipmunks'' DirectToVideo movies, so it would seem ''The Mystery of the Night Monster'' was part of some spooky phase their animation studio was going through.
* ContestedSequel: Though most fans agree that both films don't stand up to the first two movies, there is still disagreement over which of the direct-to-video movies is better than the other. Judging by forums, the third is much preferred over the fourth, but Rotten Tomatoes would beg to differ (where ''The Mystery of the Night Monster'' inexplicably managed to get a higher percentage rating than ''Fievel Goes West'').
* EnsembleDarkhorse: One of Madame Mousey's henchcats, nicknamed "Twitch", seems to have a small following on Website/DeviantArt.
** Madame Mousey herself, and to a lesser extent Nellie Brie, both also have a strangely sizable amount of fan work devoted to them.
* TastesLikeDiabetes: Some of the moments with the mice children throughout.
** The song ''Who will'', which is perhaps the most sickeningly saccarine song in the entire series.
*** Tony's singing also counts as {{Narm}}.
